Rule · NAMFISA · 10 Nov 2021
The Namibian Minister of Finance issued Regulation INS.R.2.3 under the Financial Institutions and Markets Act, 2021 to establish a statutory protection cap for life insurance policies. The regulation mandates that the realisable value of individual life policies and their aggregate amounts must not exceed N$50,000 for all registered insurers and intermediaries. This uniform limit applies across the Act’s relevant provisions, standardizing policyholder protection regardless of whether claims involve single or multiple life policies.
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GOVERNMENT NOTICE
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
No.2 2021
REGULATION ISSUED IN TERMS OF THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS ACT, 2021 The Minister of Finance has, under subsection 465(5)(m) of the Financial Institutions and Markets Act, 2021 (Act No 2 of 2021), issued the regulation set out in the Schedule. MINISTER OF FINANCE WINDHOEK 2021
SCHEDULE
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INDEX
Regulation
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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS ACT, 2021 [Act No. 2 of 2021] The amount of protection that will be afforded in respect of a life policy referred to in Part IV of Chapter 2 Regulation No. INS.R. 2.3
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6. For the purposes of section 36(2)(b)(i) of the Act, the protection afforded must not
exceed the amount of N$50,000.
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